Responsible reforestation
Nature-based carbon projects
Forests absorb carbon, shelter wildlife and support the communities around them. We finance reforestation projects that are planted with native species and monitored for decades.
Key facts
| Type | Removal credits from reforestation |
|---|---|
| Selection | ESG screening before any commitment |
| Species | Native, mixed planting |
| Horizon | Long-term monitoring of every site |
Carbon removal
Growing trees take CO2 out of the air.
Biodiversity
Restored habitat for native wildlife.
Local jobs
Planting and stewardship employ local people.
In plain words
About this service.
Growing forests take carbon dioxide out of the air and store it in wood and soil. Done well, reforestation also restores habitat for wildlife and creates local jobs.
We finance reforestation projects that plant a mix of native species rather than a single crop, involve local communities in planting and care, and monitor each site for the long term.
Every project is screened against environmental, social and governance criteria before we commit. The result is removal credits that buyers can explain and defend.
Who it is for
- Buyers looking for carbon removal credits
- Companies with nature and biodiversity goals
- Investors in nature-based projects
What you get
- Removal credits from screened projects
- Information on species, location and monitoring
- Retirement in your name
How it works
Step by step.
- 01
Curate
Projects screened for ESG standards.
- 02
Plant native
Diverse native species, not monoculture.
- 03
Involve communities
Local people plant and maintain the site.
- 04
Monitor
Growth and carbon tracked for the long term.
Why native species?
Mixed native forests support more wildlife, cope better with pests and drought, and are more likely to last.
How is the carbon measured?
Projects are monitored over time and verified under a recognised standard before credits are issued.